Loan Balance:$150,000.00Adjusted Loan Balance:$150,000.00Loan Interest Rate:5% Loan Term:1 yearLoan fees:$1300Interest Only Payment:$653.28Number of Payments:12Cumulative Payments:$157,500.00Total Interest Paid:$7500Note: The monthly loan payment was calculated at 12 payments of $653.28 plus a final payment of $150,000.00AGREEMENT/CONDITIONS:{1} Required Age: The borrower must not be below 18 years of age and any age below 18 would be disallowed from this loan offer.{2} The applicant will start the repayment of loan at the end of every month starting from 2 months after loan has been transferred.{3} BANK SECURITY POLICY: Due to the high rate of Internet insecurity we have our own method to securing Loan obtained from private lenders .For These reasons, our loans are secured against terrorism, theft and scam.

Getting a multi family on your first shot sounds cool until you realize those things.It baffles me that the internet preaches to run and get a multi family home first. 

I often get good used vinyl windows from Habitat or recyclers.I usually buy and stock pile good used (standard size) vinyl windows when I find them for sale on the inter net.

Try finding the manufactures name on the frame and look up on the internet how to get the window out.There may be small hidden tabs (possibly replaceable) on it that hold it up.Good Luck!

I'm sure your familiar with the basketball great.Anyways here's some tips:Pull a lease agreement off the internet that's specific to your state, then do some BP searches on lease term suggestions, and make your own lease that incorporates what makes sense to youWe use software called Monday.com which has been awesome as of 5-6 months ago. 

Everybody thinks AirBnB's will always make more than a comparable long-term rental, but that completely discounts the cyclicality of that business model, not to mention glossing over the much higher operational costs and efforts.Times are certainly interesting, but to say that SFR's and small multis are not viable is a very broad and incorrect statement.

This covers PITI, home owners insurance, all utilities, internet, etc. $100 give or take left over.

@John Smithe - This is going to come down to the following:1) Your personal investment philosophy: your goals, your interests, your time horizon, your risk tolerance, and your interpretation of world events 2) Your unfair advantage: your skills, your expertise, your network, your resourcesBiggerPockets tends to bring together like minds and similar experience, so this sampling bias might result in concluding that a large multifamily in the Midwest, for example, is the best use of your funds.Ask the broad universe of investors the same question, however, and your answers will be quite different.Real estate might well be your best investment, but so might be starting a business, or picking stocks, or buying precious metals.  

Way better than asking a bunch of strangers on the internet.

I know this is broad so let me explain: I am looking at SFR (house or townhouse) in the Baltimore County, Anne Arundel County area under the $100k range.